Sentence examples for be possible to eradicate from inspiring English sources
Brown's case provided "a proof of concept: it may be possible to eradicate latent H.I.V. from the body.
It may not be possible to eradicate drug use in sports, scientists said, but it is possible to clean up the elite levels of competition.
"It won't be possible to eradicate this disease now that we have discovered it in mature trees in Great Britain," said Paterson.
Based on these data, theoretically, it might be possible to eradicate these latently-infected cells if those two responses can be induced simultaneously.
Because it is easy to detect the bacteria, it may be possible to eradicate stomach cancer with antibiotics, said Dr. Timothy Wang, co-author of an editorial in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine, where the findings were reported.
Simon Pryor, natural environment director of the National Trust, said: "We welcome the action plan but we are surprised the government is saying that it will not be possible to eradicate the disease.
It is possible to eradicate Guinea worm without addressing water supply problems, as the larvae are easily filtered using nothing more than a piece of cloth.
He is richly dismissive, for instance, of the Bush administration's neo-conservatives - "Washington's new Jacobins", he calls them - who believe that it is possible to eradicate evil from the world.
New Yorkers have inadequate incomes that force them to choose between basics such as housing and food.The response from the public and private sector this past year illustrates that it is possible to eradicate hunger.
"I think the hope of everybody involved in this field is that it is possible to eradicate this, and that there is the real, tangible hope of improving the health, expectations and happiness of million girls and women in more than 30 countries where this problem affects so many lives," Rusbridger said.
Using that method, it was possible to eradicate in vitro all human LoVo cells that were subject to experiment, within merely 90 min.
